Alex Toys in My Kitchen Set
- This set won the Scholastic Parent and Child Magazine Best Toy of the Year Award and The National Parenting Center’s Seal of Approval
- The dials on the stove really turn
- The oven door opens and closes
- Kids love the bright colors and shapes
- Cooking sets encourage imagination and social development
Product Description
With In My Kitchen, children can create a great pretend meal from start to finish. They can make a huge feast using their own play range and oven and then clean it all up in the sink. They can even hang pots and pans on hooks! Accessories not included…. More >>
admin in Fashion & Accessories on September 13 2010 » 5 comments
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This was a Christmas gift for a child, and was received with great enthusiasm.
Rating: 5 / 5
Very dissapointed in size of kitchen set. I would not have purchased it if I new how small it was.
Rating: 2 / 5
I got this kitchen for a steal elsewhere for half the price it’s selling for here. That said, I think it’s worth the price they’re asking for on Amazon. I bought it today for my 3 year old son and he loves it…he’s been “baking” me things since we got it out of the box and pulling it around the house.
Here’s the things I like about it:
- Very easy assembly.
- Compact and portable. If you want it higher, just set it on a small table or plastic tote, otherwise the floor works fine.
- Made of wood, and it’s well-contructed.
- Nice vibrant, unisex color scheme.
- Encourages imaginative play because it doesn’t have the over-the-top sounds, bells and whistles of other play kitchens.
What I don’t like:
- I’ll have to hot glue on the top bar and sink spout, otherwise my son will surely keep pulling them out.
- I wish the faucet knobs didn’t screw all the way out.
Definitely get this kitchen if you’re looking for something cute, sturdy and good not girly.
Rating: 4 / 5
I purchased this for my 18 month old daughter to put in our RV. It would be a great product for an older toddler. My baby stood on it, sat on it, and really used it as a stepping stool. Due to this abuse she broke the door. I have now put it up until she is older. SHe did like taking the “sink” in and out. I love the size and that it is wooden.
Rating: 3 / 5
I guess this is what I get for spending $40. I bought it for my daughter to play with something at my grandfather’s. We only go about once a week and she’s only played with it 5 times… the handle has come off and the sink faucet doesn’t attach at any point so she keeps pulling it out. It doesn’t keep her interest for very long.
Rating: 1 / 5
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